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Code Name: Minus One
Episode 1-0, first aired 05/10/1976
Director: Alan J. Levi
Writer: Leslie Stevens
Pilot episode - Sam Casey is on a secret underwater salvage assignment when an explosion happens and a bizarre chemical reaction takes place. Casey is affected and can now turn invisible but there are some nasty side effects.
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Smithereens
Episode 1-1, first aired 09/23/1976
Director: Alan J. Levi
Writer: Frank Telford
A scientist has created a fuel additive that will triple fuel economy. Sam Casey, the Gemini Man, must drive the man and his sole container of the liquid to INTERSECT. Unfortunately, the liquid is also very unstable and the scientist is plotting against arrival.
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Minotaur
Episode 1-2, first aired 09/30/1976
Director: Alan J. Levi
Writers: Robert Bloch, Robert F. O'Neill, Frank Telford
A fired INTERSECT scientist has created a powerful robot with a heckuva laser beam and is using that machine to extort $1 million or he will start destroying buildings.
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Sam Casey, Sam Casey
Episode 1-3, first aired 10/07/1976
Director: Michael Caffey
Writer: James D. Parriott
A spy has undergone plastic surgery to look just like Sam Casey, the Gemini Man, and has infiltrated INTERSECT. Meanwhile, his bosses are doing their best to eliminate the original.
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Night Train To Dallas
Episode 1-4, first aired 10/14/1976
Director: Alan J. Levi
Writer: Steven E. de Souza
When a scientist working on a top secret project suddenly dies, it is imperative that his work get finished. To help in that, his former secretary who is now competing in the Olympics is needed. Sam Casey, the Gemini Man, is sent to act as the team's bodyguard.
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Run, Sam, Run
Episode 1-5, first aired 10/28/1976
Director: Charles Rondeau
Writer: Frank Telford
A fellow INTERSECT agent is killed and there is video evidence that it is the Gemini Man, Sam Casey, who is the killer. Since Casey is suffering from amnesia, he needs help to clear his name and he looks to a deaf Salvation Army officer to provide it.
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Targets
Episode 1-6
Director: Michael Caffey
Writers: Jim Carlson, Terrence McDonnell
A scientist, an expert in nerve gas, once defected to the Soviet Union. She wants to come home and Gemini Man, Sam Casey, must get her and her daughter out of Estonia.
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Buffalo Bill Rides Again
Episode 1-7
Director: Don McDougall
Writer: Frank Telford
Gemini Man, Sam Casey, uses his friend, Buffalo Bill, to get a job on the pit crew of a racing team. The boss of the team is involved in sabotage and has placed a high explosive in a race car.
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Escape Hatch
Episode 1-8
Director: Paul Stanley
Writer: Leslie Stevens
Bad men are holding a shipping tycoon hostage on her own ocean liner to force her to sign over her fleet of oil tankers to a foreign power.
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Eight-Nine-Ten, You're Dead
Episode 1-9
Directors: Alan Crosland jr., Andy Sidaris
Writers: Richard Fielder, Frank Telford
A very mean boxing promoter has kidnapped the father of a champion boxer to make the boxer throw a fight. Gemini Man, Sam Casey, is going to help.
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Return of the Lion
Episode 1-10
Director: Alan J. Levi
Writer: Steven E. de Souza
The only way to stop a horrendous civil war is for the Gemini Man, Sam Casey, to put a dictator back in charge.
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Suspect Your Local Police
Episode 1-11
Director: Paul Krasny
Writers: Rick Mittleman, Steven E. do Souza
To determine whether a decorated police officer in LA is a possible Soviet sleeper agent, Gemini Man, Sam Casey, goes undercover as a trainee with the LAPD.
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